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ARMA
- Boston Chapter Meeting
Thursday, October 18, 2007

Presents:
The
CRM and Career Opportunities in Records Mgmt
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Location:
Brasserie Jo
120 Huntington Avenue
Boston, MA 02116
Tel: (617)
424-7000
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Presented
by: Alan
A. Andolsen
Tammy Barclay
Sponsored
by:
InfoCurrent
Overview:
Why should you take the CRM exam? How do you begin the process? What are
employees looking for?
Biographies:
Alan
A. Andolsen is a Certified Management Consultant, Certified Records Manager,
and President of Naremco Services Inc., a management consulting firm founded
by Emmett Leahy that has been providing information management services
since 1948.
Over the past 30 years,
Mr. Andolsen has focused his consulting efforts on the creation of office
systems that recognize the diversity of human capabilities and the potential
of emerging technologies as well as conserve an organization's resources.
During the past two decades, he has pioneered practical techniques for the
management of digital records and lectured on their application in Japan,
China, Europe, and throughout the United States and Canada. In addition, he
has lectured on business ethics at the University of Dayton, Rutgers and
Monmouth Universities, and presented papers on business ethics topics in
Poland, Slovenia, and Greece.
Mr. Andolsen is
President-Elect of the Board of Regents of the Institute of Certified
Management Consultants and as served as its Vice President and been
responsible for the development of the ICRM web portal and database as well
as leading a review of the Institute’s Code of Ethics. He is also Chair of
the Code of Ethics Committee for the Association of Management Consulting
Firms, a member of the Certification Review Board of the National
Association for Information Destruction, and a Trustee of the Foundation for
Excellence in Consulting and Management. Previously, he has served as a Vice
Chair for the Americas and for Asia/Pacific for the Association of
Management Consulting Firms and as a member of the Board of the New York
Revels, the Jupiter Symphony, and the Ecole Libre des Hautes Etudes. Mr.
Andolsen is a member of ARMA International’s Strategic Planning and
Professional Issues Committees and has served on its Task Forces on E-Mail
Standards, RIM Competencies, and Record Centers.
Tammy Barclay - Vice
President & General Manager, InfoCurrent
Tammy Barclay has been providing her library
and records management expertise to CORESTAFF for nearly fifteen years. In
her role as general manager, Barclay oversees strategic management and
operations for the InfoCurrent niche business. She has extensive experience
in all aspects of the staffing industry, specifically in the areas of
administrative, library, records and information management staffing.
In 2000, she helped launch InfoCurrent which
was formerly a part of the TeleSec CORESTAFF operations. During the past
fifteen years, Ms. Barclay has developed an extensive network of clients.
She has conducted numerous needs assessments for all types of
organizations. Over the course of her tenure at InfoCurrent, she has placed
hundreds of candidates in all levels of permanent and temporary positions
ranging from the clerical and technician levels to high level managerial and
consulting positions. She has been instrumental in developing strategic
client company partnerships to fully maximize capabilities.
In addition to her vast sales experience,
other responsibilities include overseeing six branch offices and personnel;
providing support, direction, training and initiating all new strategic
growth initiatives to the business.
While focusing on the records management
industry, she has been very active in strategic business and community
networking associations, including ARMA, AIIM, SLA, ALA and various chambers
of commerce. Barclay is a past director, EVP and President of the
Washington, DC chapter of ARMA.
Barclay graduated with a Bachelor of Arts degree in finance from Loyola
College with a minor in economics.
Time:
11:30 AM – Registration
12:00 PM – Lunch
1:00 PM – 2:00 PM Presentation
Menu
Choices:
-Roasted
Chicken, herbes de Provence
-Famous Shrimp Bag
-Crepe Vegetable Florentine
Fees:
Chapter Members: $45.00
Non-Chapter Members: $55.00
Walk-In:
$65.00
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